Sentence examples for stance given from inspiring English sources

That might seem a preposterous stance, given the government guarantee on conforming loans.

"I think it's a strange stance given everything that's happened the last few days," he said.

Or lack of stance, given how vocal he was about defending libraries while in opposition.

It was a paradoxical stance, given that power is concentrated in the hands of his own family.

This may seem an odd stance, given that some of the most feted icons in cinema history have been actors/directors: Charlie Chaplin, Orson Welles, Woody Allen.

And the Bank of England looks more comfortable in its steady stance given the British economic slowdown evident in recent data.

Can he make it – hard, progressive, conscientious, fighting free of the cliches – without losing his grip, dissolving into posture, whitening his stance, giving in to the softening, modifying temptations of post-real iPop fame?

The Crosstrek isn't intended for serious off-roading, but its higher stance gives it a better chance of handling rutted, rough roads without damaging the parts down under.

In the very short term, Turkey's new stance gives Europe (with Germany and France opposing full Turkish membership) a respectable alibi and respite from an issue it cannot easily solve.

Once in the group, it was Mayberry who took charge of their cynical stance, giving the rest of the band a reading list on the workings of the music industry.

The constitutional amendment is of paramount importance to the leaders of the Independence Party, who said the governor's stance gave him a large advantage in competing for their nomination in May.